LATE LOCALS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 May 1926, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

All Excelsior juniors and thirds are requested to he at the shed this evenin#.

The Mayor of Westport, Mr Join: Menzics, yesterday tendered his resignation, owing to the pressure of pri-

vote business. Mr 0. X. Greenland, tho Deputy Mayor was appointed in hi; stead with' Air E. R. Fox as Deputy Mayor.

Tho usual weekly euchre and dance took placo at St. Mary’s club rooms on Tuesday evening. The attendance was large, over 100 players competing for the valuable prizes offered. After a keen play-off, the first prize was won by Mr Hamilton. The second prize was won by Mrs G. Voale, the third by .Miss K. Murphy, and the fourth by Air Murks. The music for the dance was supplied by Miss 11. Jacobs. I fio members of the ladies committee, of the Chrysanthemum Show, who have been actively engaged during tho last few days in the. town and country, for Hie purpose of soliciting entries, are meeting with very favouraide support, both in the promise of l-lie number of entries, and also in cash assistance. Those well-wishers towards the object, in view, whom tho ladies may not bo able to call upon, can assist by notifying any of the members of the committee, or the Vicar, the Rev. Mr Perkins, any of whom would be pleased to attend to t-heir wishes of support.

Now landed, 250 eases of choice apples. various varieties, including Cox’s Pippins, Delicious, Jonathans, Washingtons, Ripstones, etc., 50 half-cases of Winter Colo pears, with instructions to sell at the lowest market prices. Paterson, .Michel and Coy. Ltd. (Phono No. 2).—Advt.